Modern Railing Co

Designed to make an entrance from every angle. This double floating staircase features clear glass tempered panels secured with matte black spigots and finished with a sleek square cap rail — creating a clean architectural statement that complements the scale of this grand foyer.

The open design keeps the space bright, connected, and effortlessly modern while allowing every detail of the staircase to stand out without visual clutter.

Custom crafted for a new build in St. Andrew’s Country Club in Boca Raton

Looking to create a statement staircase for your home or project? Contact Modern Railing Co for a custom quote.

At St. Andrew’s Country Club in Boca Raton, this home called for something clean and unobtrusive.

No bulky posts.
No broken sightlines.
No distractions.

Just a true frameless glass railing system on black spigots that lets the architecture speak.

This is how modern homes in Boca Raton are meant to feel—open, clean, and intentional.

📍 St. Andrew’s Country Club, Boca Raton, FL

Built for custom homes, luxury builders, and designers who care about clean lines and a precise finish.

Boca Bridges project—clean, seamless, and built to elevate the space.

This custom laminated glass railing system features fully concealed hardware with wood stringers, creating a flush, uninterrupted transition with the flooring. No exposed base, no visual clutter—just pure glass.

Finished with an electrostatically painted aluminum cap rail for durability and a sharp, refined edge that completes the look.

Designed to open up the home and let the architecture speak by Interior Designer

📍 Boca Bridges, Boca Raton, FL

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Same model. Same staircase. Same investor. Two different finishes at 📍 Polo Club, Boca Raton, FL

This project was done for a home flipper we work with.
Their first project with us was completed using clear tempered glass.
On the next one, they upgraded to low iron to elevate the final look—and the difference speaks for itself.

Clear tempered glass has a natural green tint, especially visible on edges and lighter finishes.
Low iron glass removes that tint, giving you a true, crystal-clear appearance.

Why it matters:
• Whites stay crisp
• Wood tones read true
• The entire staircase feels cleaner and more high-end

For anyone flipping or building—details like this can directly impact how the home shows and sells.

Once you see them side by side, it’s an easy decision.

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If you’re deciding between clear vs low iron, we’ll walk you through what makes the most sense for your project.